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July 2009

Emerging Europe: No respite for banking sector

by Talia Xefos




The banking sector in emerging Europe is likely to experience an outright fall in total assets this year, according to a report issued last month.

The biggest decline will be in the CIS countries, whose banking systems were more badly...


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